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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07
YALE OF VALUABLE TOWN

GALE OF VALUABLE TOWN
PROPERTY.
BY virtue of an order of the Superior
Court OF Orange County to me directed.
| will sell to tie highest bidder in fr.nt
of the court house door in HiIlsboro on
Monday the 9Th day Of June, 1887. a
house and lot in said town. bounded on
the north by King Street, on the south
by Margaret Lane. IN the east by the
lot of Columbus Nichols. and on the
west bv the lot Of Miss Sally Nash, con-
tanning about one-halt acre.
Terms OF sale One hundred dollars
cash. balance in y months with interest
from day OF sale; bond and title re-
served until purchase money is paid.
This 18th day Of April, 1887.
FELIX G. WILSON,
Guardian Of Rebccca II. LockharL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07
REVIEWS HER Youth. :.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson,
Clay Co Iowa, tells the following
remarkable story, the truth Of which
is vouched tor by the residents OF
the town: Il am Is years old, and
have been troubled with kidney
complaint and lameness for , many
years !; could not dress myself with:
out help. Now I am free from all
pain and soreness, aud am able to
do all NY own homework. / owe
my thanks o Electric Buffers for
having renewed my youth, aud re.
moved completely all diseases and
pain" Try a bottle, only SOC. a,
w. A. Hayes Drug Store. 5.
Two sharp shocks of earthquake
were felt in w aShinptun Territory
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07
DETITlON FOR PARTITION
AND SALE OF LAND.

AND SALE OF LAND.
By virtue Of q decree of the Superior
Court of Orange County. made In he
case of John Turner. Susan Mebane.
James Turner. Josiah Turner, Evans
Turner. William Turner. Julian =. Tor
ner, Q Hooker and wife Mary Hooker.
John Ballanfant and wife Eliza Ral.an-
FAINT. an Oscar Turner. Thomas II.
Turner, Fannie Turner AMI William
Turner. the three last being minors who
sue by their next friend Evans Turner.
duly appointed 10 represent them by
the court | will sell To the highest bid
der at the court house door in Hills
boro oh. Monday. May 9th, at II m. a
tract OF land on Sand Branch and
known az the Sand Branch tract. upon
which James Turner lived and died.
adjoining the lands Of Tbos. Hastings.
Marin Whitfield and others, containing
about Ia acres more or les.
Terms of sale OHe-,hirl cash. bal
ance in s and L months with interest
from day Of sale.
This 9Th day Of April. 1897.
WILLIAM j. F~REELAED.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07

The tallest man among Eastern
nations is Chang, the Chinese giant,
who is I feet S inches high. The
~tallest European is Winckelmeier, a
young Austrian, who measures 5
feet 8 inches in stature.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07
GALE OF PROPERTY

On Monday. May 10th. 1887. on the
premises. We will. under license from
the Superior Court. in the action Of
Thomas w Patterson and others Exec
utors of r. A. Patterson against George
Pekard, Artelia Piekard and others. TO
make real estate assets to pay debts,
offer for sale a tract Of land on the
waters of Cane Creek. adjoining lands
of W. G.. Stanford on the north. ). ).
Webb on the east, Allen Robertson.
Stephen Robertson and George Morrow
on the south, and :. ). Webb and JAS.
Crawford OH the west, and containing
Four Hundred and Twenty-Fonr Acres
more or less.
Terms Of sale One-,hirl cash. and
balance in 8 and u months with inter-
est from day of sale.
Sale at II m.
THOMAS W. PATTERSON.
n. q. l.. PATTERSON.
I ). C.. PATTERSON.
Executors
April 9th, 1857.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07
T . L Z f t..
\. ". GRAHAM,
tI,niuiStr4tDY.
TXECUTION SALE.

By virtue of all execution issued %
me by the Superior Court Of Orangs
County. in the ease OF samuel PtiIef
VS.. Mayer Dickson. | vii! sell 10 .hs
highest bidder. tor cash. III front Of tf
court house door in iiitl-boro on MOI.
day the 9th ,iav Of Junr. los7. 3 ~ 2.
land in said town adjoining the iail'"
Henry Richards, or. Henry Eiths'1s-
Jr.. Job stray horn and the "e>ss'n
boundary OF said town, contaiai~,
about one acre.
Ihi. 18th dag Of April, l>s..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07
Boarding a. Day
school tor Young
Ladies' and Lit
tie Girls.

HILLSBORO, N. c..
THE MISSES NASH AND MISS
i kOLLOCk will resume the excr-
cises OF their school Oh Friday, 3rd
day Of September. 1886.
Tuition for day scholars $4,000 per
Session.
Circulars sent on application.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07
JOHN X.
ShcfI oi Orange CohA1t'
GALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDL"


By virtue Of i mortgage deed e1. y
ted by j. j. Ward 10 Thomas . f.''.h
land and Geo. 4 F~aurette. OH He r-
day OF April. ISL. AID rrgi-ieFe7i {
an.e County, 10 Bvna r.. paS' -
sill -eil 10 the higi.e-, bidder = Pn11.
auction III front OF he court io1
in IIillsborO. on Monday. Jun"
tor cash. Il tract .t l..a4 on i'c II.
OF Emo River, adjoining lands 81
II. Parish. Geo. -A.~tauceiie-
and other-, and containing
mere or less.
This 25th day q APRIL. 10"
~ st FORREST. :
Executor o. Ga. \. faate"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07

oBER 81 SONS COMPANIES
SPECIAL COMPOUND FOR
TOBACCO
Ha. d superior, if an equal, for the production Of BRIGHT YELLOW
TOBACCO.
Manufactured ONLY 1t the Companys OWN Works, from hes, material.
purchased strictly for cash, and under the personal SUPERVISE n Of il,
officers, who have had twenty odd years experience.
Send for Circular and read the many testimonials from leading plan,so
in North Carolina and Virginia, that Tobacco grown with this E,rtl,s
DID NOT FIRE AND BURN ON THE HILL during the severe duuI
of 1885.
Call on
C. NJ. PARKS, Hinsboro, n. &.
J. B. Il F. X. WARREN, Prosrec. Hill, n. C.
J. I. K Durham, n. c.
d. w. K. RICHMOND, Hurdles Mill, \. C.
E. LONG & BRO, Bu.hy Fork, \. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-05-07

Two sharp shocks Of earthquake
were fel. III Washington Territory
MpY LIST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
s 1T 6urgt(6es s.
8ereinigte Staaten.
8 it entneb m e n bas SOIsenbe benz
9eutl6 sImeritaner pou WaterIoo, Sa.:

@ it entneb n bas Solsenbe benz
,9euti9s Imeritaner pon Waterloo, Sa.:
@eItorben. Rit. g9elIou BON 8aIb=
burn, elm Sdwa9er pom Sobn Sef, lit am
Sonntas, ben 10. SUM-, in ieirem %. Sabr, OIL
Gonnenfti6 llnb g~lutper9iftuu9, 9eItorber.
Serielbe ftammt aus 9uremburg iinb fam Dor
6Sabren mad amerita.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dodge
&c., Wisc. - @iber Elm 2uremburaer ses
fforben. glm 8. Stunt 1T in Conn 5ers
mani @briifopb Wiiiaer mad elmer lang
idbrisen &ranfbeit, perisbsn NIT ben 81.
Satramentsn ber Stride, i'm Glitter pom 81
Sabren 9sitorbsn. Der 8eritorbene mar
su Rsmeri9en, i'm Canton &emi9, ssbos
rem unb panberte 1847 nit ieiner Srau
nod Sermann, @isc., aus. @m 3. 9reis
falttsteits nm 8 llbr Ra9mitta0S,
ftnb Die iterblidsu llsberreite bes Seritors
benen burd &ep. 9efsr auf benz ct. Bes
ters II. 8aul'ss Srisbbofe besraben wOrben.
Ser Seriturbene biuterldBt cine trauernbe
@ittwe NIT 7 erpa9ieuen &tnbern, 4
S6bne uu6 8 S6dter. Drei Der &inber
finb perbeiratbet. RSse ct ruben in 6ries
ben! g. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21

MrIon. Die neue Yfinsittirmes bate
uisI Bolt b~srbeiselodt. Der neue sSabrs
martt mar AUDI am 8finsitmontase sieurz
li5 beiett. WobI so pferbe unb 800
Stit Sornuieb paren gum 9srtauf arf>
seitelt, wel9e 9r0Btentbeils 6dufer fanben
au etpas erb6bten Yreiien. Sir nd9ites
Sabr periprt9t man ii9 nod einen itdrtern
yeiu6 bieies neuen Sabrmarttes.
90 in Der Bropins 2uremburs tein
sroBes 9erbre9en porItest, 10 wirb ber
aifienbof gu arlon nidt e%rOffust.
Die 6 Ri a n q zines neuen Weaes
BON Waltttns mad arIon parb Rontas,
ben 6. Stunt, um 2 ubr, int @ereinbez
Setretariate su 8onnert psraussabt. Der
&~oftsnani4las betrast s69s ,62 Srancs.
Son arlonb aben $50 YerIonen ses
meini9aftlt3 bic Waufabrt mad @9ters
mad CUR Sprtnspro5eiiton sema4t.
Sn IrIon itarb am 80. Mai 6err
9uitau 2sclerc, Snssnieur unb @bren9ef
Der Srifen unb @baufesu; SffSier 6es
&eopolbsS roens, sbemaltgeS gropinsialz
unb 9emeinberatbs; MitsIteb, i'm 9IIter Don
II Sabren.
auf # onntas fanb ;u Irz
Ion elm @Oncurs pom neutrality-suspicious.
ten itatt, Guf weIdem BEN l. @rceleu3z
Sreis bur3 bic 8ompiers pon 2onswp, elm
l. 8reis bur9 bic Yompisrs pon 2uren,>
burg 9fuffentbal), unb elm 2. Breis bur3
iene pom gttelbrif errunsen uurben.
gtutIita ND Der Stabt arIon.
Seiratben. gn %. Rai: 8. 81.
9asen NIT SSoi. &lein.
SterbefdIIe. 2lm 20. Mai: Inna
Iiuinnis, 80 Sabre alt, Satin non s..
Sim go: s. 6. q. 8slsrc, 70 Sabre oft,
8tttwer uon 80. s. Suianue Seuslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
surenabmr9ii6es aus 4ften.

SteIen 2eier ptrb P.
3epbirin 8teuer, pon Hotre Dome pon
Ston aus Seruialem, Der uOr einisen Sab
rem bier auf elmer golectionstour Ipar,
nod erinnsrIi1 fem. Br finben IN ben
annaIen Der Miiion II. 6. Srau pom
Ston i'm 3. 9aubs bas 6OIsenbe iiber i'm:
Ger bo6p. p. 3. Sieper, Der ebemaIise
Mitarbeiter bss p. Dtarie, mar DOT Srpei Sabren
in feline Seimatb mad 2ursmburs sersiit lnb 1T
ueuli6 nit grlaubniB oes bO6piirbisiten
Serrn Sii6ofs mad Serulalem Suriidgetebrt.
Seine erite 81. Wtefie wolte CT in Der 81. StaSt
teiern, am Sibns altar Don @ccesSomo uuo
iteate iid benz Bo6w. Serrn Yatriardeu CUR
Serii9uns, wsl9er i'm fir ben 3sirtaum, iiber
ben er perfiisen bari, IN cine gtiiiion SeS Pas
triarbatS Ianbte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
sarembmrsii6es aus 9eIsien.

gu 8eIIin bisIt man cine gut be-
iu5te 8sriammIuus ab, UNI ben gaa elmer
idmaIipurissn @iienbabn pon @rupont
mad @iuet gu beipre5eu. Die Sabn
piirSs etpa 500 900 Srs. fofen. Dapon
bssablt ber Staat bic SdIfte, bic Yropins
ssu 9uremburs unb Rauir Elm 9isrteI
unb bic betbsiIisten 9emeinbsn Elm gisrtsl.
0sr unus Der muiitaIiidsn Wsi.
fen i9eint ii3 aud IN ber YropinS sinous
biirssru. 90 purbe uutsr Der 2situus bss
Srsaniifen q. Sunssrt auf 9finsiten in
ct. Wartin gu grIon elm ioI5es Spettas
tslitid aufssfabrt anb swur nit Srssl anb
Sr1sfter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-21
(S9luB folst.)

&imeIingen. 9lm 26. Mai purbe
in Sapl Der S9ulbau 81 &imslinsen i'm
&%oifenbetrase BON $4,000 Sr. benz Wius
beitforbernbeu BET 6fientli5em Gusrufe In
8erbins seseben. Ser aIte S9uliaaI
mar BON 2isbbabern pou gepfropft.
SdmmtIide 4rbsiten wurben, mad Der
IS. 8ts.", sinsm sepifen 9srrn MnseIsz
berg aus Sells 81 II prog. unter benz
&oitsnani1lase %ibertrasen. 0ie auBers
sspdbnIid ifarte gnsabI 2isbbabsr IdBt
auf einen lauen @eiddftssans unb wirts
li4en Irbeitsmansel f6lieBen. Bte bier
beitimmt ~usrlautst, iolien bic So96fen In
turser Sriit bur9 Sffentli9en Bertaaf In
anbere 9dnbe ~iibsrseben, cine Wenbuns,
wel3e i'm SSntsrefe ber 9anbeltreibenben
nidt frib senus bsrbsisepini4t psrSsn
fdnn.
Der vpdb. Spr." sablt bic @emsins
ben bes Ganbes auf, In benen Der Primdrs
unterri3t u%nentseltlt6 b. 3. ausl9lisBs
lid auf Soften bsr @smsinbetaHs = ses
seben pirb. Sn 46 @emsinbsn beiin6sn
f9 81 Sectionen NIT 23S S5ulsn In biss
fem Sale. Oa has 2anb 7l9 Yrimars
i9ulen sdbIt, eritrsdt iid bic llnsntssIt:
ti6teit auf nabe elm 9rittel idmmtli5er
S9ulen. Inter ben betr. @smein6sn
finben mir bic Stdbts @9terna9 NIT 10,
Sid a. b. Mlt. nit II, 2uremburg nit
43, 8ianben nit 5 unb Wilb NIT IL
S9ulen. Die 10 S9ulsn Der 5 Sect.
Der @smeinbe Wsri9 ftnb In bemisIbsn
Sale.
8ir lefen In Der mErisr. 8ts.":
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

EAeAaaszaese "a fss kz.k sd k@4k
B4zsa "a Esssns4xoa Ezf4F

EAesalssaeae "a Eks so see A@4k -
Bez,a - kstsna4<oa Es-i4<
TEs Gusf slsls Ene.sAz - les t2i-
lorsssl RAsk kzxAsz = exsAsas esgsas =
kl.ssaa=ss sedar. ssd pr2Gisea 's - ;
kran4 s1zir Tiers are nss tsaa< $50
9iFsslous el ma izak y "a $50 4as a.
out snzss 81 - lsesssealesi - ez,eSa.isns
nanhs6az izsns l4n - 1tT - Hsqsa fhe
eiiizsaz ~ AAlsss.zs - 1ass s4sseaessa ..e-
szslls sn4 ~Ill aE.zsrs4sa E4s1 aask AssPtt-
a1lg O1s k,z11Eed al tkkssE Ees4ss h4Fs
nssn 41iese1 = lhe Z Laz zef -(zstSf &. sls 4
from tsas.19 81 ins &C. d l1e ~ AS -
e2fi1s kAn s1cz lFI.ssat I1ess s<as 80
- siil4sd ibss1s tas iE<cs 81 iee klif-as
Fask q alslet - saiaas -of. z - @-s $
esiItet - rs cziteFS' ana 1@--s4Es 4s<i
aE1a At fsiL fhs ecn1ss.sszEy ospsFt-
Efsef ~ Ehs camp Ni3 &c 1nfer the ez&Fss
- Aeszs. 1ssd h1t9p snd jehn hieaari-
aon.
ne Gfaad RAslss diTissa . mzklag
active preparations s8E tas Fislt sE1 E1fska
division e.l he rsprsseGtsd - t1e t9lios-
lnR Sir kaiEhEs
Caeiain f4a.es Bayas. Ftzk Iisatsnsnt
Ca4-Ecsy lsasf. szc0n1 Llsulea1Dt ". n.
Lsoulis. Z. E. fazk. VI. = kaaery. sas2fge
l-so1an4 J. i. E4ilisla. ), G. 1eAaso1. Geo.
M1nseD. MARTA frzaks. +. y Asrsss
o-Tin Ward. 4 3. dzsis. - Z. hant -,
VII HasFis, fkliip Eonisan. j8mrs Has
kiaa u. r Thesis. Gs9rse r HestAlnx
George kfgsnziuesr. W. E saaalri, 6. Z.
Wsssi4Bs. Tx. k93insoa. a 3. ka1s sea,
A. Le3rRaG Pelree and J. II. W0le0ls The
division sik form tbs mofnlnz "a iroat q
the nall H. t1s AlfTich bl9ck. ant. he4ded
by ne Pz.risrcaai Circle pa8d Ia tai uni
l8fla, 1aar0h zs "A escort 70 bsiZsdler eseno-
ral II fIastings ard C0lonei A. Reola-
SEQ 40 s5tlasa % Bsidge- -, tnence q a
nai tosu cara 20 Aonsoe tasncs - so4th
Dsyision-fy coEn hat street - lsiznc ST.
snd 50 to the tni0n dFpot. Theirs tne
baad wiil cisperse ard the msmoes- Vii
board The II IS tram for Kalamazoo.
TIE regular roetine of ths camp sii con;
sist % 1hvision driil Ia the nosnIug. battxl-
icn dTill ia the Afternoon. and dress parade
~ The evening. fhlxsday vii oe dsgo-si
~ sne RECEPTION Of arriving divisions, s1d
the dress parsda IL The esening VIII BE the
oalY military ssataro Of the dsg. On fri-
day il is expected that al the different com
Hlailds = IL have get at business. aud profit
able Instruction in the schools OF the dlyl-
500 AID 81 tbs battalion Is expsctsts sat
ufezy az 10 a. IA occurs the grand Iafate.
fae inc of march has uot as yek been iaid
DtAts 4A~ t4l3@4f ot sAc fttA~-fe- '-@N@A@ -
Kalamazoo viii be tgayersed. Saturday az
terno0n a. o'clock the prize ddli viii be-
Eia in front Of the <Tand ssand a. tue psrk.
Six prizes arc offered ia ~. First prize.
500 fer best drilled division; second. $50
tzird. SIS; fourth, SO. Two prizes OF 80
sach wsl Also be awarded TO the division
having The largest percentage OF member
ship Ia camp. and 10 the division coming
the greatest distance. Sunday religious
service viii be bed AZ the camp, With dress
parade IN The aEening. and On Monday &C.
cErs z meeting q the officers Of the brigade
for the trsnsac ton OF any necessary busi-
1ess
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
a Rel s.sstsr Day IN the History Of Grand
Earfffs

Yesterday was one OF Tie most e~entfui
DAYS in TIRE year. The streets were fCll Of
n of T. excursion ists frona Kalamazoo.
there being sevsn cars filed with the nar,lv
sons of toH from that city taking in the
sights and raining the town red. The ex-
cursionists we're accompanied by The kala-
uazoo band. and after the sights had been
takeu in the visitors could te seen winding
their wsy to Canal street. where.lhs side
waiks we're TANNED. and for a time Il
seemed as taough . repitition Of tbs Hay
Market riot IN Chicago was imuiue1t. A
reporter fsr the TELEsRtsg- r kzALn hap
psued along at ths time. and after straz-
xiag until he CAPPED for breath was coul-
psiied to Tetreat. Shaking ike a leaf and al
most hreafhlesS re ran into the oflice snd
asked thst be might De parsionsd for aav-
inE ceen unsbie 70 ascertain the cause %
tha excitement A squad ol pencil -pushsrs
imuesiisieiy proceeded to the seene from
whence came the much frirhfered reuorter.
The b'g fellow sgrese With copy Of the rot
SCI and the srsa - n earring
ta-e h4f ciubs dudes canes, etc.
and saca enc ore rssdy "a give ap bis
lie shaf oTdzf might be restored, hat
the ciaos sad canes we're Tot neefei. for
Investigation showed taaf tue rusn was
cacse6 bv sae aura sroue teFxairs II iixhs-
weigat eioshlne ofsrsd hy lbs old relissle
star CioEhinE Hoese and they were goiue
ike bet CAKES While the nand paved it,
beet ia tront of he store The cerzs wsre
- eszy aud Toe crowd IN frons of the store
40 inn1sn se that they we're unaware q tAe
fsct thst taey had been ss.rsnadesi. Bus
~. Levi wss e3-sal TO the Emergency aud
nlsElSssd 70 rsSsthe ci gar g The band hevs
In tie eTsniaE another saffrsse was at
hsnd. for the ksicy city hand. which ac-
cofa ransos tbe IT D ~. picrie y kslansa7os,
t1slar. we're 1cuRd not e. tie oualone and
TIE Sts- was agsiA zsrsna e,z This extits-
rsent ~ss caEsasi hy the insneuse rsdse-
tons ns6s IA clpfsing thst wsnid surprise
anv ons sho wi8 csA and sxann AZ the
eocfs Boys ~SsiorH suits sts being aai6
= Ec. bdys ra1ts * boys esraarav eants
nc. vcrth SIS, nlens hired ccttsaa3s
pan1s s9n mems al wSol czzsiuaeSe suits
wortk S1sc10 st 81 ard IN fsct tine
ard epsce 1lore forbid us me1tioricz d,z-
ems cf such aszsains 70 - g tssnsd af ths
Stsr ouiV, and Gon v5u i0rget T.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

There are very few men who do not pride
themselves OK always having the correct
time. and wonderful and delicate mecaan-
isms are devised - enable them 70 do 80.
Bat the me1e delicste chronometer il
made. the more subject It becomes 10 de-
rsngenent. and unless Il be kept always
perfectly clean. Il soon loses It's usefulness
What wonder. thsn, that the human ms
chine--so much uaors delicate and intricate
than ar work % nan should require 20
- kept thoroughiv ciesrscd. The liver IS
the Uaain spring of this complex structure.
and On the impurities left in the blood by q
disordered liver. Gspend most Of the Ills t1st
hesh = neir 10. Even consumption which
is iur9- -scrofuisl. - trsceable 70 tbe iiuper-
fect action Of this organ. Kidney diseases,
skin diseases sick headache beaTt disease.
dropsv. ard . lonS catalogue of g~sve nasia-
dies havs their 0rtzi. IN = torpid. or slug
eish liver. Dr. I{eroes Goidsn Aesiical
Dscovevv. 81 esrsoliskipg healthy. nor
nal ac'ion Of TIE liver. scts az cure and
preventive Of these diseases
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

We can sasily understand Why Re-
pubhcan politicians should favor tns
sloption OF the state account plan in the
prisons. bat rot sust Why rsn who Do not
belong 70 ,hs party which controls and IL
likely FOR sefns tine % come % ccntrul
the politics Of the stats should advocsts
such scheme ~ TINS Tor increasing 'he
patronage and power Of ths party which
commands The simiais trstion OF state
Affairs. The adoption CT the state sc-
count system mssus the sppoiptmept q
snperintendsnss and toremen, TIE pur-
chasing of AL machinery and appliances
fDr manufacturing and of 81 ths stock
employed ia such manufacturing. TIE
appointments are not likely 70 De made
frcn - Democratic OF Grsenbsck psrty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.

Prohfbs.ionists VIII Gather ~ 50. Joseph
Week from Next Sunday.
Arrangements have been made BY the
Prohibilonists of the Southwestern por-
tion OF the Stale for holding grand camp
meeting and picnic st St. Joseph. June "a
p. Ex-Governor 81. john Of Kansas,
Colonel Balm. Of Kentucky. and other prom
insns Temperance leaders will be present
and preparations have been made for the
reception and entertainment of the toou-
sands of visitors who are expected to be
present. Ga sunday. June 26, the Chicago
Z Weet Michigan Railroad viii run an ez-
cursion from this city carrying visitors 10
So. Joseph and return for the remarkably
low rae of So. The Temperance people OF
this section are arranging 70 be present IN q
body
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
Tt4E CITY CRIMINALS.
Tho xoang Forxsr scetencsd-Jimmy Hoe
Drops esS.sc-scott's Csse.

Tho xoang Forxsr seetenesd-Jimmy Hoe
Drops ses.5o-scott's Case
Richard Holcomb was The only drunk.
and be wen. over 10 the jail for twelve days.
Henry RinsleoeFg was srFaignsd for refus-
ing 10 kin his dog. and MS case was ad-
journed 70 June IS. Chester Scott, the
coon" who was shooting craps" on the
street. paid g. 35 TOR the otisnse, Sentence
w1s suspended on Michael Lynch. ''ysg"
Tie c4ss OF John II. Williamson. for breach
Of tne peace. wes adjourned 70 june -
Wm. Wha.en. charged with Keeping his
saloon open ON Sunday. had his case ad-
iourned 10 June II. James Rec paid $3.50
FOR keeping his saloon open alter hours.
Chester Bioss, charged with deserting
hi3 family. vas discharged from Gus
toty. Jsoes Cassidy was sent 10 Jail for
thirty days for stealing some garden hose
from Asa w. Lyon. Henry II. Hyatt. the
youthful forger was sentenced 10 ATE Re
FORM school AZ Lansing until he IS seven
teen. u. T.. scott paid sS.25 for violating
the saloon ordinance. He was charged
with allowing parties 70 GAMBLE IN his
place of business a. I13 Cansi-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16


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Clearnnce~.

Propellers-Annie Laura, Chicago. $50 900
feet lumber: A. X. Colbern, Michigan City,
10000 feet lumber. City Of New York. Chi
cago, $500 feet lumber; l. N. Torrent,
Chicago. $4,000 feet lumber. Schooner
Persia. Milwaukee. 5000 railroad ties; pro-
peller Michael Groh, Chicago, 10000 feet
lumber. schooner Rouse Simmons. Chicago.
~ 900 feet lumber; propeller swallow, Chi
csgo. 275,000 feet lumber; propeller J. NJ.
Alimindinzer. Milwaukee, 2J0.Oo0 feet lum-
Der: schooner Chris. Green, Milwaukee,
wackee, 10000 feet lumber: schooner Jes-
sie Martin. Chicago, 5000 feet lumber;
schooner Annie Thorn. Milwaukee, 10000
feet lumber. Total, 26so,0 600 fest lumber.
5000 railroad ties.